Colleges in Delhi

The admission process for Kirit P. Mehta School of Law is primarily entrance-based. Candidates seeking admission to the BA LLB (Hons.) program are required to clear the NMIMS Law Aptitude Test and the CLAT/LSAT entrance exams. The admission is granted on the basis of a valid score and merit in NMIMS-DAT above 80 percentile. The selected candidates then appear for the studio test and interview/portfolio round, where problem-solving, design thinking, technology awareness, and the individual's interests are evaluated.

The admissions to Raffles Design International Pvt Ltd is merit based and no specific entrance exams are conducted for the purpose of admission. Admission to the programme is determined by the results of the qualifying exams, and it offers a BA (Hons) programme. Applicants must have received at least 65% on their Class 10 and 12 exams. The required scores for the candidates are 6.2 on the IELTS, 525 on the paper TOEFL, or 59–60 on the online exam. There is an after-10th Diploma course offered by Raffles Design International. Students must have received good grades in Class 10 from an accredited board in order to be admitted.

No, Jamia is not a tier two university. This university is ranked second in all of India, surpassing even the University of Delhi. This is a major university with an expanded campus and a stellar academic reputation.Nearly 70% of our college's placement test takers received offers from at least one business. Forty percent of students who were placed received job offers from multiple companies. The average salary package offered is 6 LPA, while the maximum package is 25 LPA.Jamia Famous for its infrastructure and architecture is Millia Islamia.

The seat intake for Master of Arts at Jamia Millia Islamia's AJ Kidwai Mass Communication Research Centre (MCRC) is 1173. The admission process for M.A. at Jamia Millia Islamia's AJ Kidwai Mass Communication Research Center (MCRC) typically involves an entrance exam and an interview. Also, Candidates should have a Bachelor's degree in any discipline with at least 50% marks in aggregate. Three years of professional experience is mandatory. Shortlisted candidates may be required to appear for an interview as part of the selection process.

As per expert advice, candidates must solve JMI question paper of at least last five years. The JMI previous year papers will help them understand the type questions asked and topic wise weightage. Also, prepare for the questions asked historically.

The sequence of JMI question paper is here.

• Part A: Written Test (Objective/ MCQs)
• Part B: Written Test (Subjective/ Descriptive/ Theory)

Candidates will be able to give descriptive paper only when objective test is completed.

Non-MCQ questions are less than 20 per cent of the total number of questions in the JMI question paper. The non-MCQs are mostly from topics like National and International Political issues/ personalities, General Knowledge, Film, Television and other modes of media, Art, culture and literature.

Yes, the JMI question papers of different mass communication courses are different from each other. As the questions are based on the courses. The difference of question papers across the courses are normalised at the time of score calculation. However, there isn’t much difference between their difficulty level.

Solving previous year JMI question papers will help the candidates in understading the exam pattern and know the types of questions that are asked. It will also help them know question-wise weightage of topics in the JMI exam and their difficulty level. At times, the questions from previous tests are used in the current year's test and if candidates have already solved questions from the past, they will be able to solve the same question in their JMI exam quickly.